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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1911
Page
8
Dentistry services advertised with reasonable rates. E W Marluess reachable by phone. Horses for sale listed by C J Osborn. Inquiries invited. Onput proof letter files offered for sale by The Telegraph.
Mrs. M Costello lists rooms for rent and C J Osborn of Wild Ranch offers sweet cream and insurance savings. Property ads for Wellner's addition in Sidney note resident lots and blocks for sale. Block prices $320, lots $100 each, inquire Guan Wellner.
Simon Fishman announces the sale of items at prices well below their true value, inviting buyers to participate in the public offering. The notice emphasizes substantial savings and urges early bidding to secure goods.
Auction sale notices advertise thirty well broke mares in foal priced from 1000 to 1400 pounds with sale date Monday March 27 and a caution on bills. The notice also states moved phonographs talking machines records and sheet music to the Ten Cent Store while other goods keep old prices at Jackson Furniture Co.
A mixed era advertisement text repeats offer for gingbame and lawns from Thornburg with promising lines about a lovely live inventory. Several broken sentence fragments appear, including a job ad and commentary on a magazine man. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and its safe use across ages.
Public sale announced for March 27 1911 at Easter day place one mile east of Sidney. Bulldozer description lists 30 broke horses and mules 5 milch cows 5 white face cattle 15 short horn cattle plus lys of mares geldings pairs and harness. Terms eight months notes or 5 percent cash discount on sums over ten dollars. Sale starts 11 oclock with noon lunch. Also vendors advertise monuments rents and buildings for sale.
W. J. Nevson of Sidney Nebraska offers the X-Ray Incubator with full information available by card or phone. Interested parties may arrange a practical demonstration at the ranch.
The Arnold Realty Company advertises a 207 acre improved farm in the Red River Valley Minnesota for sale at a bargain. They seek exchanges offering Cheyenne County land or Iowa and Eastern Nebraska farms for clear western land. Several income properties and other parties with exchange interest are mentioned.
Cheyenne county precinct assessors are asked to attend a meeting at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse at 1 PM on Thursday March 30 1911 to receive their books and supplies. John Daugherty County Assessor.
Creditors of the late Dr A D Stewitts are urged to settle their accounts at the office of Charles Callahan. The notice mentions gasoline engines The Chore Boy one and one half horsepower priced at 45.00 and The Hired Man two and one half horsepower priced at 55.00 It also invites inquiries about lighting systems and baseline plants offered by Jackson Furniture Company.
Cash sale every Saturday this month by C. E. Harper with prices on call. Garage room near the electric light office for rent and vehicle storage at five per month. Hornaday ban a whole car load of it for ease. School contest tonight at the High School with dramatic, oratorical and humorous activities promising strong participation.
The firm of Harper & Wright has dissolved their partnership and will close all outstanding accounts. Accounts are with the author for settlement, after which added accounts will be sent to an attorney for collection. Visit to arrange settlement is requested at once. Fresh stock of candies at Jackson's Ten Cent Store. S R Sweet announces a new wall paper line and meat offerings in Sidavy.
Thornburg introduces a new line of ladies laundered and silk waists. Star Bakery offers whole wheat and Soston Brown breads and home made ice cream. Other items include painting, wallpaper, rooms for rent, seed outs, and dental visits in Dalton next Monday and Tuesday.
Fred Vath left for Denver for several days of business. Mr. Yokum of the Olean went to Sterling on business. Judge Francis G. Hamer of Kearney visited Sidney. Lodgepole residents Merare Barlow Tate and Campbell mingled with Sidney friends. Artaudo L. Boyer of Chimney Rock country was in Morrill county town on J. W. Harper business. Guests at the Olean include Mr. Newman and Mr. Light and Dougherty Stock Company members. Dr Beebe sold a auto at Lodgepole and then went to Banner county for prospects. Judge Joseph Oberfelder invited to speak at Western Nebraska Teachers Association in Bridgeport March 29. W. P Miles repainting his office, Matlock Brothers contracted the work.
Two full-blood Clydesdale stallions for sale at the George Heubeck place seven miles north of Lodgepole Nebraska. One is eleven years old in brown color and the other is three years old in bay color. Seller John M. Livingstone P. O. Lodgepole Neb.
In a local ad the dealer promotes grain drills harrows plows corn planters listers and cultivators as ready for use. It notes exclusive features in grain drills and asserts painting a property boosts appeal and signals prosperity as work begins reseeding enthusiasm and progress.
Millinery opening advertised at the Sidney Mercantile Company on Friday and Saturday March 24 and 25 with invitations extended. In a separate notice a sale listing describes Section 23 15 48 in Cheyenne County Nebraska offering 640 acres of improved land near Goodaril with clay subsoil and German settlement, terms include 2100 dollars per acre and mortgage options with Alfred Helsing of Wahoo Nebraska.
Eggs for sale from Barred Plymouth Rock Bradley strain at 150 dollars for fifteen. Obtainable at the ranch. Address H. P. Nelson Potter Neb. Dreaming? apprentice wanted. Apply to Mrs. Pfeifer at the Sidney Mercantile Company.
Advertises purchase of a load of good Red wheat and a load of macaroni wheat. Seeks contact via phone or in person with B. W. Frazey of Sidney Nebraska for payment above market price.
A fragment notes suits will be sold at advertised prices soon. The brief mentions purchasing options and price points without detailing buyers or locations.
A local sale offers a free dish set with every 100 cash purchase at C. E. Harper's. Coupon lot 1617 wins if presented within 15 days from March 11, else 1020 by March 26, or 1501 if neither shown within 25 days. Present drawing number before limits expire. Also advertise S. R. Sweet sno-proof paint as the best on the market.
W Gose of the Midland Chautauqua Circuit of Des Moines seeks local support for a July second-week event in Sidney offering a large tent and nine acts including Winters Concert Company Prof H A Adrian on Burbank, J Mohammad Ali on India, Cliff Dwellers lecture, Caverns musical act, Columbian Tennesseans, Col Gearhart lecturer, Rev Wickersham and Rev J Glenn Frank. A guaranty of 350 season tickets at 1 50 each or 700 total is requested.
Dorothy Hart recovers from quinsy after an attack. Mrs. Andy Mobery of Raymond visits Sidney friends. Carl Jones buys a new car from eastern Nebraska. Henry Raymond buys a Dr Graham automobile near Higging. Fred Parks and J H Null attend amateur boxing in Kimball. Mr and Mrs Bentley and Mrs Lowe attend the Denver auto show. E W Ziebert arranges dining room work for Vietnan Restaurant. George Foster makes proof before U S Commissioner Oberfelder with witnesses Clinton and Olderaban. Local call for Library Association membership to fund bookcases. urgent need for cases and donations encouraged by town citizens. The ladies carry the workload. men urged to participate.
At St. Luke's vestry meeting in Kearney an agreement to buy Charles B. Finch property for 10000 dollars was reached for Bishop George A. Beecher. The fully furnished residence was accepted and he will move in by April 8, preferring Kearney as see city after twenty two years. North Platte and Hastings offered homes but he chose Kearney.
Omaha dispatch says Mrs George Worthington widow of the Nebraska bishop died in New York after years of invalidism her death came as a sudden shock to many friends.
Boston reports a winter tragedy as about fifty people perished crossing thin ice across New England and the maritime provinces of Canada. Most victims were under twelve years old, highlighting a deadly season on frozen waterways.
Editor Wolf of the Lodgepole Ex press was in Sidney on Monday. The Lutheran Exchange last Saturday earned over 21 dollars and could have sold more with more stock. About 25 friends surprised Mrs. T. F. Wiser at her North Side home Wednesday afternoon for her birthday. The Dorcas society met at Mrs. Rudolph Krase’s Thursday afternoon and served a celebrated 15 cent luncheon. The next Dorcas meeting will be at Mrs. W. M. Faller’s.
Estrayed mare described as iron gray three years old in spring with a chair brand on the right shoulder last seen in the mountains near Ickea Nebraska. A generous reward is offered by Sam Eckert for information leading to recovery. Also listed is a nearly new Sure-Hatch incubator for sale at half price and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered by Mrs. J C Hudson. Dreammaking apprenticeship available.
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